Some projects begin with architecture first, followed by traditional bidding and contractor selection. Others benefit from a more integrated delivery structure where design and construction are developed within a single coordinated process.

Both pathways preserve client control.

Best for clients prioritizing continuity and coordination

• Construction expertise embedded during design development

• Early alignment between cost, sequencing, and constructability

• Continuous coordination through execution

• Reduced interpretation between design intent and field conditions

• Single accountable delivery process

Key idea:
Design and construction remain continuously aligned.

Best for clients who prefer traditional procurement

• Licensed architectural services

• Full construction documentation for competitive bidding

• Independent contractor selection

• Optional construction-phase involvement

• Traditional delivery structure preserved

Key idea:
You retain full control over procurement and builder selection.